With the score knotted up at 1-1 and with LSU commit Jacob Scherer on the mound for the St. Paul’s Wolves, Hunter Bufkin stepped to the plate with Cade Beloso at 1st and Dax Ford at 2nd. He promptly delivered a line drive to center field to score both runners and give the Patriots at
The John Curtis Patriot baseball team is off to a hot start to the 2018 season. Six games into the season, the Patriots are 5-1 with wins over Episcopal (BR), St. Charles Catholic, Lutcher, Mandeville and St. Paul’s. However, the Patriots have certainly been tested, having to win three 1-run games and two 2-run games.
Registration will begin on site at 10:00 AM at Harahan Playground this Saturday, March 3rd. The game will begin at approximately 11:00 AM. There will be no admission to watch. The cost to play per player will be $30. There will be concessions available to purchase on that day, as well. There will be no
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The excitement building up towards the 2018 baseball season could be considered, unprecedented. That’s difficult to believe in an athletic program that prides itself on “Building Champions for Life”. Coming off of a dominant run to the 2017 Division I state championship, the Patriots return a whole bunch of starters and pitchers from last year’s
Congratulations are in order to the 2017-18 wrestling team. They competed hard and represented our school well at this past weekend’s state tournament in Bossier City. Some of the top finishers who placed and earned points towards the team title were: Colton Kendrick was the state runner up in the 113 pound division. Colton lost
The day started off very well for on the girls side as Ariel Meyers placed 3rd overall in the shot put to put the Patriots on the board early in the meet with 6 points. Freshman Zoe Curtis also competed in this event but did not finish high enough to score points toward the team
Huge congratulations are in order to the 2017-18 track team as they have added to the prestigious collection of state titles won by, not only the track team, but the entire athletic program. The track team won the program’s 7th indoor state title and the school’s 71st overall state championship. This time, it comes in
The 2017-18 version of the John Curtis Christian Lady Patriot basketball team will enter the playoffs as, perhaps, the best team in the state, regardless of class. The Patriots boast a gaudy record of 28-1, with the lone loss coming to Division I rival, the McKinley Panthers 44-43 back on December 1st. The Patriots and
The 2017-18 basketball team certainly is finding it’s stride late in the season. It comes at a great time…entering the playoffs. Coming off of what would be considered to be a disappointing first time through the district schedule, winning just two times in six district contests, the Patriots flipped the script by winning four and
